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Verbosity, or verboseness, is
speech or
writing that uses more
words than necessary. The
opposite of
verbosity is succinctness.[dubious – discuss] Some...
- [citation needed]
Verbosity is a
feature of
screen reading software that
supports vision-impaired
computer users.
Speech verbosity controls enable users...
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Proof by
intimidation (or
argumentum verbosum) is a
jocular phrase used
mainly in
mathematics to
refer to a
specific form of hand-waving,
whereby one attempts...
- "too long, didn't read";
internet comment on the
verbosity of a post...
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communication disorder resulting in
incoherent talkativeness Logorrhea or
verbosity,
speech or
writing which is
deemed to use an
excess of
words This disambiguation...
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bombastic "This Is Me,"
every song here
feels like an overreaction, and the
verbosity of the
lyrics ("hesitations"
rhymes with "reservations") jars with the...
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sneak the
phrase "It was as if an
occult hand had…" into
published copy
Verbosity, in
which a
speech or
writing uses more
words than is
necessary "A Word...
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delay in language.
Intense preoccupation with a
narrow subject, one-sided
verbosity,
restricted prosody, and
physical clumsiness are
typical of the condition...
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Luther preached, taught, and
argued about the
veneration of Mary with a
verbosity that
ranged from
childlike piety to
sophisticated polemics. His views...
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virtuoso guitarist". Carey's
songwriting is
noted for its "eccentric
verbosity".
Jeffrey Ingold of Vice
argues that her
lyrics are "among the most verbose...
